Odd numbers handled gracefully
If your list has an odd count, one entry becomes a 'group of three' rather than being left out. The tool flags this clearly so you can re-roll if needed.
Need to pair people up for an exercise, a doubles match, or a 1v1 tournament? Paste your list, click once.
The free version does the job. The optional template pack just makes brackets look beautiful for events, classrooms and clubs.
Free forever for basic use · No signup required
Use it for language-class partner work, mentor/mentee matching at a meet-up, doubles draws, secret santa, code-pairing, dance class partners, or 1v1 ladder seeding.
One per line.
Already preset to 'pairs' on this page.
Send the list to your group via chat or print it.
If your list has an odd count, one entry becomes a 'group of three' rather than being left out. The tool flags this clearly so you can re-roll if needed.
Mentor pairings and HR matchings are sensitive. Because everything happens in your browser, the names never leave your device. There is no server log, no analytics on your input data.
Run the tool again — Fisher-Yates makes a same-pair repeat extremely unlikely with more than 6 people.
It is great for the random matching part, but it cannot guarantee no one draws themselves. Re-roll if so.
Drop in any list of names and we will split it into two even teams in seconds — random, or balanced by skill rating if you prefer.
OpenMatch givers to receivers in seconds. No emails collected, no third-party lists. Re-roll until everyone is happy.
OpenTennis, pickleball, padel — same bracket logic. Enter pairs, generate the sheet, share or print.
OpenQuick random pairings for speed-dating events, networking sessions, or interview rounds.
OpenMix up who pairs with whom. Drop your engineers' names, generate pairs in seconds, paste into the sprint kickoff.
OpenFree forever for basic use. No signup required. The free version really does do the job.
Want prettier prints? See the optional template pack